Harry Edwards is associated with the Black Athlete Revolt.

• A. Civil Rights Movement
• B. Amateurism Movement
• C. Gender Equality in sports
• D. Black Athlete Revolt

Answer: (D)

Recognizing the movement tied to Harry Edwards helps you place him in sports history activism. Edwards, a sociologist, organized the Olympic Project for Human Rights and championed the use of Black athletes’ visibility to challenge racial injustice in sports. This work helped spark and symbolize the Black Athlete Revolt, the idea that Black athletes could leverage their platforms to push for social change, especially around the 1968 Olympic protests. The other topics shift focus to different debates in sport history—amateurism deals with athlete eligibility and compensation, gender equality concerns parity for women in sports, and the broader Civil Rights Movement covers society-wide racial justice efforts not limited to athletes. So, the association that best fits Harry Edwards is the Black Athlete Revolt.